Universal-Investment Wins €5bn Overlay Management Mandate
Universal-Investment has succeeded in significantly increasing its assets under management, as its investment strategy team recently recorded cash inflows from a large institutional investor in the DACH region of €5bn.
By its own account, this is the largest overlay management mandate ever to be won by Universal-Investment.
The goal of the investor is to use the overlay strategy to hedge risks and to achieve added value through tactical overlays, the manager disclosed.
“The customer has already launched a €1.7bn overlay mandate with Universal-Investment since autumn 2017,” said Peter Flöck, head of portfolio management at Universal-Investment.
After two years of positive outcomes, the asset owner is now increasing the volume by another €5bn, “which makes us extremely happy and confirms the path we have taken so far and the work of my colleagues”, Flöck added.
The firm’s overlay team is now responsible for a fund volume of €32bn, while the overall portfolio management team of Universal-Investment now manages approximately €41 billion in mandates for institutional investors and external master KVGs.
EU Negotiators Agree On Sustainability Taxonomy, Approval Still Needed
Efama calls for action on corporate reporting given investor disclosure requirements Read more
Large Dutch Metal Schemes Keep Premium, Accrual Unchanged In 2020
PMT and PME announce significant contribution rise for 2021 Read more
AP1 Hit By New Rules Breach As Head Of Equities Agrees To Quit
Swedish national pension fund says Olof Jonasson bought into firms AP1 later invested in Read more
IPE Conference: Pension Funds Find Changing Public Opinion Is Part Of A PE Investors Role
“Locusts” perception of private equity poses challenges for would-be investors Read more
IPE Conference: Long-term Horizon Hailed As Key To Improved Investment Approach
‘The biggest risk is that you will not achieve any returns in the coming decades,’ says Jaap van Dam, 300 Club Read more
UK Roundup: TPR Debt Recovery Rate Low, £40m Missed
KPMG sells UK pensions practice Read more